Two Thai Students Start at Chanute Junior College
Betty Williams reports on two Thai students living with the Worleys in Chanute. Sue So and Sunanta Supakarapongkum from Bangkok study at Chanute Junior College while learning English and adjusting to American life. Esther Geesong Wong, daughter of a Chinese official, attends classes in Chanute under Thai emigration rules, noting government control of schools and strict uniforms for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Williams
Sue
Thailand
Worleys
Chanute
Bangkok
Richard Worley
Possiand Chanute
Ngi So
Chi- Sue
Nese
Sunanta Supakarapongkum
Thai
Sue So
Eglish
America
Philippines
UN Sue
Geesong Wong
Dale Fairchild
N. Forest
China
Republic of China
People’s Republic
Esther
Taiwan
Formosa
Miss Wheeler IIIs Engaged in Thayer and Cherryvale Match
Harold and Mrs. Wheeler of Thayer announce the engagement of Christine Wheeler to Larry Rash of Cherryvale. Christine is a 1961 Thayer High School graduate employed at H D Lee Garment in Cherryvale. Larry Rash, a 1961 Cherryvale High School graduate, studied two years at Independence Junior College and works at Starcraft Boat Factory in Independence. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wheeler
Thayer
Christine
Larry Rash
Lloyd Rash
Cherryvale
Miss Wheeler
Thayer High School
H. D. Lee Garment Factory
Rash
Cherryvale High School
Independence Junior College
Starcraft Boat Factory
Independence
Cat Killer Debate in Ann Landers Column
A reader admits killing a cat after a breakup with a widow who loves cats. Ann Landers condemns the act as cruel and urges psychiatric help for the killer. The page also includes reader questions on dating a 14 year old and handling borrowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Mrs Neal Heilman Honored With Shower
A baby shower was held Saturday evening at the home of Mrs Harold Lassman in rural Humboldt for Mrs Neal Heilman. Guests identified baby pictures and shared gifts from attendees including Mrs Kelly Richwine and Mrs Bob Cavins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Heilman
Harold Lassman
Humboldt
Fred R. Taylor
Lassman
Miscellaneous Shower For Diana Donaldson
Diana Donaldson, soon-to-be bride of William Youngman, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower held at the Ralph Willcott home. Hostesses were Mrs. M. J. Casey Mrs. W. L. Daniels and Mrs. Willcott. Emerald green and white decor framed the cake and sherbet. Invited guests included Mrs. Fred Youngman Columbus Charles Taylor Pittsburg S Naccarato Overland Park George Smith Stark and other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Donaldson
William Youngman
Ralph Willcott
M. J. Casey
W. L. Daniels
Willcott
Jess Donaldson
Mmes
Fred Youngman
Columbus
Charles Taylor
Pittsburg
S. Naccarato
Overland Park
George Smith
Stark
Lester Lawrence
Jim Lightfoot
Tom Durkin
Merle Kelly
Joe Goltry
Louise Raney
Harry Woosley
Ned Allen
Carl Weiner II
Arch Allen
Leslie Cable
Lora Burris
Jess Brecht
Leah Comer
John Bower
Howard Wilson
Homer Myer
Carl Haight
G. L. Ashley
William Schleicher
Jelley crowned Angus Queen at Ohio State Fair
Carolyn Jelley of Sidney was named Angus Queen at the Ohio State Fair succeeding her sister Kathleen who had held the title the previous two years. Kathleen had also won the crown last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Carolyn Jelley
Sidney
Ohio
Angus
Kathleen
Chanute Senior Citizens Plan Pittsburg Trip
The Chanute Senior Citizens Club met at the Memorial Building with 42 present. After flag salute and singing, Mrs. Alta Allen played piano while Mrs. Jess Roberts and Effie Harris won prizes. Golden Rule Club hosted and served cookies and coffee. A Pittsburg trip is planned and the next meeting will be a covered dish dinner on Oct 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Senior Citizens Club
Memorial Building
Alta Allen
Jess Roberts
Effie Harris
Golden Rule Club
Pittsburg
Addressing a Family on an Envelope and Card Wording
A reader asks how to address a family on an envelope for a greeting card. Answer: use Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Summers on the envelope and avoid adding and family. On the card, write Best wishes to all or similar inclusive wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Summers
Romine Reunion Held at Santa Fe Park
The Romine family reunion and picnic gathered Sunday at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park with Ray Romine as chairman and Mrs. Louie Ramey as secretary. Numerous Romine relatives attended from Erie, Manhattan, Chanute, Fort Riley, Garnett, and other towns, with several committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romine
Santa Fe Park
Ray Romine
Louie Ramey
Homer Romine
Earl Pugh
Harold LaRue
Lizzie Romine
Vesta DeLanty
Sherry
Larry DeLanty
Donna
Debbe
Terry
Denise
Wichita
Claude Romine
Dodae City
Donald Miller
Independence
Myrtle Bass
Walnut
Meria Raney
Kansas City
Leland Raney
Manhattan
James Cowan
Garnett
W. B. Ritz
Neodesha
Wayne Romine
Sandra
Elwood
C. N. Bohlander
Stark
Donald Romine
Ronnie
Bryan
Lora
Ft Riley
Covered Dish Dinner by RN Club at Helen Larson Home
An outdoor covered dish dinner was held at 105 S. Plummer hosted by RN Club members. Golda Russell and Mrs. Leo Cox led the evening with a business meeting, plans for November tea, and a new member introduction. Miss Larson screened films. next meeting is a Halloween party on Oct 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Larson
S. Plummer
RN Club
Golda Russell
Leo Cox
Margaret Wood
Medical Auxiliary
Ada Hubble
New Members For Autumn Mothers Club Welcomed
The Autumn Mothers Club met at 918 West 10th with Mrs. Jack Wilson presiding. New members welcomed were Mrs. John Herder Mrs Eldon Doane Mrs Wayne Wallace and Mrs Charles Winfrey. Merrill Brock gave a lesson titled Problems of the School Child. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Charles Esslinger and Mrs. Tom Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wilson
John Herder
Eldon Doane
Wayne Wallace
Charles Winfrey
Merrill Brock
Toaster Nuts Tip for Even Roasting
To toast nuts evenly use a very shallow pan and lay the nuts in a single layer for uniform browning. This simple method reduces uneven toasting and prevents burnt edges while preserving flavor.
Outlook Study Club Picnic In Santa Fe Park
The Outlook Study Club and their husbands gathered for a picnic supper Saturday evening at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park. Members of the year book committee, Mrs. George J. McCune Mrs. M. R. Wilson and Mrs. Floyd L. Johnson organized plans. Twenty five attended and a luncheon was announced for Oct 8 at the Maple Leaf Tea Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlook Study Club
North Shelterhouse
Santa Fe Park
George J. McCune
M. R. Wilson
Floyd L. Johnson
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tribune
Esther Wong
Miss Wheeler Iis
Mrs Fairchild
Mrs. Fairchild
Orient
United States
Christine Wheeler
Ann Landers
Lucille
Chanute Tribune
Heilman
Gayla
Glenna
Bennett Haddan
Marilyn
Lewis Watts
Wayne Beech
Robert Laver
la Harpe
Kenneth Hasty
Don Holman
Dale Steinman
Jerry Binnion
Lou Reinhardt
Kenneth Ingels
Leroy Brenner
W. R. McIntyre, Jr
Fred Taylor
Kathryn
Kelly Richwine
Bob Cavins
Charles Esslinger
Lucille Essaies
Christian Science
Christian Science: the
Wilson M. Riley
C.S.B
Kansas City, Missouri
The
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Chanute, Kans
New Fall Millinery
Merle Norman Cosmetics
Clara
S. Lincoln
BLY
AL G. Kelly
Miller Bros. Circus
Johnson Studio & Camera Shop
Sherwin Williams
Chanute Optimist Club
Chanute Santa Fe Park
South Wed
Autumn
Tom Elder
Outlook
Dial Tribune
Chanute Textile Paint Club
JayCee Club
N. Rutter
Athenaeum
C. C. Taylor
Santa Feom Vias
H.D.A
Vilas Bethel Church
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
Women’s Mission Society
Methodist Church
Christian Women Fellowship
Christian C Church
Robert Lopeman
Marion Wise
Eventh
V. C. Steele
Kaenat
B. M. Eastburn
Lou Dartington
Central
Jack Parkins
Parfield
Dewey McCoy
Asholm
Women's Missionary Society
Grant Ave
Baptist Church
United Presbyterian
Merril Brock
Lamas
Robert Koch
Great
Stuart Hoofnagie
Kansas
P.m. Women's Missionary Assn
United Brethren In Christ Church
St. Patrick's Altar Society
Patrick’s
Rainbow Veterans
S. Central
Liberace
Popular Piano Virtuoso, & Co
Vernons
Emerson
Pioneer
East Main
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